High Stakes and Iconic Tributes: Brazil's F1 Weekend Brims with Excitement

Max Verstappen remains undeterred by critics as he aims for a fourth consecutive F1 title in Brazil. With penalties and challenging track conditions, new tarmac, and torrential rain predicted, Verstappen's and Lando Norris' rivalry intensifies. A highlight includes Lewis Hamilton honoring Ayrton Senna's memory by driving his legendary McLaren.

Max Verstappen, unfazed by recent penalties, is set to maintain his aggressive driving style at this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix, as he eyes a fourth consecutive Formula 1 title.

In Sao Paulo's Interlagos circuit, Lando Norris is a key contender, needing victory to retain realistic title hopes amidst challenging new track conditions. Friday's practice saw Verstappen behind Norris, whose McLaren dominated.

In a touching homage, Lewis Hamilton will drive Ayrton Senna's McLaren to mark 30 years since the three-time champion's death, adding emotional weight to an intense racing weekend.

(With inputs from agencies.)